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Show DESERET 2B NEWS, Monday, November Ur 1964 ECairr 'Harris ies Elder Alvin L. Dyer, As sistant to the Council of the Twelve, Church of Jesus Saints, Chfist of Latter-da- y Thursday will address a joint meeting of the Salt Lake Valley Chapter and the Utah State Historical Socie- Do Karl HarriSi 70, Phoenix, Ariz., former soil engineer with the USDA Agricultural R.e search Service, died Sunday in Salt Lake City of a heart condition. Mr. Harris is a brother-in-la'to "President Hugh B.. Brown, first counselor in the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Saints. Christ of Latter-da- y When Mr. Harris .retired Oct. Gov. George D. - Clyde praised him for his work. AGAINST HARROW 15, NoLeads In Gem Thursday Talk On Landmarks Traffic over Utah highways as measured at 54 permanent n recorder stations in areas surged upward by $.5 in cent October. . per 'This was disclosed Monday in the monthly traffic bulletin of the State Highway Department research'section. Increases at 36 of these stations ranged from .5 per cent on U.S. 89 north of Richfield to 22 per cettt in 4800 South and 9th East, Salt Lake County. non-urba- i Police Monday reported ''io definite leads on the jewel robber who took over $12,000 worth of money, diamonds and watches from C. Don Anderson Jewelry Co., Thursday and f o r c e d the owner and another man to strip to their shoffs. He was born Oct. 16, 1894 in ' Colonia Juarez, Mexico, a son of ty. Dennison E. and Eunice Stewart - The 7:45 p.m.' meeting, in Harris. He married Zola Brown, the lecture hall of the "new Nov. 23, 1921.- Central Public Library, 3th South and 2nd East, will Mr. Harris has been a resicommemorate Utahs dent of Arizona since 1925 jfrhen he became head 6f the science 'American Landmark ICele-- ' bration Week. . department at Eastern Arizona Junior College. Elder Dyer will discuss Three years later he resigned JChurch Policy Concerning to become agricultural agent in or Historic Preservation Graham County. In 1931 he acSites and Buildings. cepted a position with the USDA Agricultural Research Service. AFRICAN PROJECT -- . J.F. Man To Face- In Slaying Hearing t. But weU keep plugging away on it and nope for a break, said CapL Dewey J. Fillis. - ' i- The lone gunman, described as swarthy with curly, black An Idaho Falls man charged hair, 5 ft. 10 In. tall and weigh- with first degree iriurder was You have made, iitmy opinconthe greatest ion, probably before City ing 185 lbs., entered the jewelry arraigned--Monda- y , tribution to the field of irriga. store at &0 S. Main1 Thursday Judge Horace C. Beck in con; In 1954 he set up a 200,000-aci- 't tion that has yet been made irrigation project In-- , West Afrimorning, ?nd held Mr. Ander nection with the Friday night through your work on soil struc- ca. The next he was called, Library year, son, his wife, Fdtricia, and Hai- shooting death of his estranged ture permeability, Gov, Clyde to Saudi Arabia on drainage ry Fritsch, a Boise watch sales wife. wrote. while hr. problems.In 1957 he was in Iran Dedication "ceremonies for man at gunpoint Mr. Harris waged a personal studying feasibility of ,a large Westminster Colleges new W. cleaned tjie safe of $50 and Preliminary hearing was set for Dec. 15 at 1:30 p.m. -- Judge war during bjs lifetime against irrigation project: Nigh ting ale Memorial - Li. scooped SomeJ12,000worthof Sumner "the use Of the disk tiarrow and Survivors include his widow, J. diamond-studdeand diamond 4 Hatch to represent the defenother devices which shear and son. Karl Brown Harris, Los An- brary will be held Dec. 7 at watches Into a briefcase. p.m. dant. Mrs. Betty powder the soil. geles; daughter, ill stricken Mr, Harris wai Jane Strike, 'Phoenix; four This was" announced Monday -- He forced the men to undress, A complaint charging James r e nTQUtc to Logan to de- grandchildren ; brothers, by DrrWzFmhArbogastWesk then allowed them to don trous 'RayJBradshaw22. wiUunurder ers while they were herded into was signed Saturday by Police liver lectures at Utah State Uni- Leo L:r Phoenix ; . Joseph E., minster president. versity, his alma mater. He re- Boise; M, Hyrum, Salt Lake The $100,000 building, named the basement of the store. Capt. Dewey J. Fdhs, before ceived his B.S. and M.S. degrees fThe-rvlctimCity Judge Horace C. Back. ri honomoLthe lold officers the late presidentof City;SterlingR,TooeleMrs4i: s 'from'TJtah State. The suspect was being held Th Sarah H. Payne, Provo. Mountain Fuel Co,i bandit had a handkerchief the Supply He was a member of The Funeral services will be held will be ready for occupancy ear- wrapped around his left hand city without bail."' Latter-da. Church of Jesus Christ of Wednesday moon in the Phoenix ly in the new year Dr. Arbogast which he used to wipe away .. .Bradshaw - was,, arrested -- In Saints. Stake chapel. connection with the slaying of said. fingerprints. Westminster Rites i T. . A Busy Schedule 5 PCT., STATE SAYS Robbery ' Rescuers: UTAH TRAFFIC UP Beck-appoin- ted d . y Mrs. Vicki Lynn Bradshaw, 18, State. 1090 S. Continued from Page SAVE ON CLASSIFIED ADS B- -l been reported out under his own power. Two Ogden boys hiked and slid nearly nine miles along Monte 'Cristo road late Saturday to get help for one oL them parents left in athe car DURING stranded further up. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cooper, 2153 Jackam, stayed in the car while- - the two boys, their son Kenneth W. and a friend Vern Brown," went for help. occurred in a The youths were warmly 1500 S. State. - dressed but the temperatures Witnesses told police that a were below freezing. man went to the Bonanza BurThey reached a sheepherders ger Drjve-in- , 1782 S. Main about camp about 8 p m.and he di10 p.m., where the victim was rected them to a house about a employed. At gunpoint a man mile below7 forced her to leave the building onuntil they with him. -- Muii reached The couple walked two blocks Pine Canyon who contacted Denorth to a parking lot near 1500 puty Sheriff Halvor Bailey of S. Mam where a scuffle devel- Weber County. oped and the victim was shot. - deputy accompanied the The'A bullet-pas- sed through --the to the stranded . car boysback into the victims right -- arm -rescued" the parents. chests She was dead on arrival and Mr. Cooper said they had just at Salt Lake General Hospital. Police claim that the woman movedlo'Ogden from Ohio and had filed for and been granted a were greenhorns. divorce.,;. but that ,. the divorce -- JHut we are learning very was not final. fast, added Mrs. Cooper. The shooting parking lot near -- -T- hey-pushed home-of-Ru- sty . iWafer Continued from Page B-- l water' resources our t develop-men- have been accompanied by conflicts arising out of the question of who will pay for the development and who will gain the most, he said. We can no longer afford the luxury of these conflicts because our own self interests demand that state concerns be subordinated to a much wider concept, Dr. Hall asserted. Joel Posner, assistant director of research for .the Council of State Governments, outlined some major programs now under consideration. One of these is the $100 billion plan for diverting excess water from Alaska and Canada into areas of .westthe water-scarc- e ern United States. He also cited a pian to divert River water Into Columbia southern California and the Colorado River Basin and the Pacific Southwest water plan to ? merge tits resources of the Colorado River Basin, the Great Basin, the Central Pacific Basin and -- foe South Pacific - Basin through a $3 billion program of Interstate cooperation. NOW! IT'S Continued from Page . 40,000 square feet filled with the finest furniture you can find at savings you won't see anywhere else. Saunter through Soter's interesting furniture groupings in every department. And now Soter's has seven fabulous dream rooms furnished to the finest detail . . if you lovo fine furniture, you'll love to shop Soter's. ... New Low Prices . 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